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radical noodle

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17. I can tell you that the special food to dissolve bladder stones

Reply to NNadir (Original post)

Mon Feb 16, 2026, 10:51 PM

Feb 16

can actually do it. I had a dog with a horrible problem with bladder stones. Once put on the food and given time, the stones were gone. Is the food wet or dry? What you might be able to add to the food to make it more appealing depends on what type of stones she has. Have you asked your vet for ideas, because sometimes you can add broth or something to the food.

I mixed my dog's old food with the new gradually for a few days until she was eating only the special food. It was an easier transition than switching all at once.

Good luck!

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Anyone hear have advice for a cat who won't eat vet prescribed foods? [View all] NNadir Feb 16 OP

Unfortunately many cats do this. You can try putting food she likes spooky3 Feb 16 #1

Can you mix or add Churu or another yummy kitty treat to the food? CousinIT Feb 16 #2

Uhhhh, my advice is take the food your human gives you unblock Feb 16 #3

Try Royal Canin KT2000 Feb 16 #4

My cat is on Royal Canin Renal Support, both dry and wet. Polly Hennessey Feb 16 #9

At the risk of starting the cat food wars again... piddyprints Feb 16 #5

Yep. Science diet is awful bamagal62 Feb 16 #11

Dandeliion tincture helps to keep the pH balanced. Try adding 1/4 t of RO water to their food, mixing water in with a in2herbs Feb 16 #6

Yes water is good ! LetsGetSmartAboutIt Feb 16 #7

Many vets recommend Hills but I believe there is corporate pressure there biophile Feb 16 #8

I believe you are correct about the corporate pressure. piddyprints Feb 16 #14

I had a cat in Hong Kong that bamagal62 Feb 16 #10

That's what my cat had. piddyprints Feb 16 #13

I did do raw with my cat that I have now. bamagal62 Feb 16 #15

Why don't you use your best china? tazcat Feb 16 #12

Was that bamagal62 Feb 16 #16

I can tell you that the special food to dissolve bladder stones radical noodle Feb 16 #17

I don't like dry pet food Bayard Feb 16 #18

My kitty refused the Hill's Prescription C/D canned Michiblue Feb 17 #19

I would like to thank everyone here (not hear) for their comments and advice. Update... NNadir Feb 18 #20